stoke up

stoke up

vb (adverb)
1. to feed and tend (a fire, etc) with fuel
2. (Cookery) (intr) to fill oneself with food
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Translations
يوقِد، يُزَوِّد بالوَقود
přiložit
komme brændsel på
anschüren
felszít
kynda undir
fyre opp
ateşe kömür/yakıt atmak
加燃料

w>stoke up

vt sep furnace(be)heizen, beschicken (spec); fireschüren; (fig) conflict, pressure, inflation, violenceanheizen, schüren
vi (= eat)sich satt essen (→ on an +dat); (= drink)tanken (inf)
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stoke

(stəuk) verb
to put coal or other fuel on (a fire) eg in the furnace of a boiler etc. The men stoked the furnaces.
ˈstoker noun
stoke up
to stoke. Have they stoked up (the fires)?
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